-Friday October 13th-
Online Parallel Sessions and Meetings
*All times in the schedule are Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
UTC Offset: UTC -4
8.30 - 10.00 - Parallel Sessions A
(hybrid, Italian language session)
Classroom B
Moderator: Maria Cristina Vendra (Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague)
Una saggezza “sollecitata” : Sul ruolo della dimensione fenomenologica nell'epistemologia ricoeuriana della phronesis
Alessandro Colleoni (CRAL-EHESS) [online]
Ricœur tra filosofia riflessiva e saggezza pratica
Angela Renzi (University of Naples "Federico II") [online]
L’attestation de soi: la promessa del soggetto
Gianluca Ronca (Collegio Ghislieri, Institute for Advanced Studies, Pavia, Italy) [online]
Graduate/New Scholars Session 1 (hybrid, English/French)
Classroom A
Co-Moderators: Marjolaine Deschênes (Collège Montmorency, Laval, Quebec); George Taylor (Pittsburgh University)
The refugee crisis as a tragedy on the stage of the world: Tragedy and phronesis in Ricœur’s “little ethics”
King Reinier Palmea (Charles University in Prague) [online]
Imagination in Moral Action: A Murdochian-Ricœurian Account
Maria Gallego-Ortiz (Boston College) [online]
Relire Paul Ricœur à la lumière de Peirce : quelques réflexions sémio-pragmatistes à propos de la capabilité herméneutique ou de « l’herméneute capable »
Charles Berthelet (Philosophie - École des hautes études en sciences sociales Sociologie - Université du Québec à Montréal) [in person]
Ricœur's ‘rehabilitation’ of the concept of sign
Caner Yildirim (University of Memphis) [in person]
Session A.2 (In Person)
Classroom C
Moderator: Brian Gregor (California State University, Dominguez Hills)
Vulnerability, violence, and care: Paul Ricœur on hermeneutic injustice in the context of medical ethics
Elodie Boublil (Université Paris Est Créteil, UPEC) [in person]
On the Cultivation of Healing Stances for an Experiential, Compassion-Focused, and Person-Centered Mental Health Counseling
Cristina Bucur (Duquesne University/Real Talk Psychotherapy, MHC, in NYC) [in person]
Narrating as a Therapy in Life: Paul Ricœur’s Ideas on Time and Narrative as a Method of Healing
Cristal Huang (Soochow University, Taipei, Taiwan) [in person]
Grieving through you, not for you: Reflections on mourning and memory in illness narratives
Elyse Purcell (SUNY-Oneonta, New York) [in person]
10.15-11.45 - Parallel Panels 1
(hybrid, French language panel)
Classroom A
Moderator: Elodie Boublil (Université Paris Est Créteil, UPEC)
Panel Title: La justice narrative : l’acte de juger comme expérience herméneutique et éthique. Autour des sentiments de compassion et de culpabilité de la juge Mafalda.
Cyndie Sautereau (Cégep Limoilou à Québec) [in person]
Christelle Landheer-Cieslak (Faculté de droit, Université Laval à Québec) [in person]
(hybrid, French, English language panel)
Classroom C
Moderator: Geoffrey Dierckxsens (Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences)
Book Panel: Le Mal et la symbolique : Ricœur lecteur de Freud, edited by Azadeh Thiriez-Arjangi, Geoffrey Dierckxsens, Michael Funk Deckard and Andrés Bruzzone (Open Access, De Gruyter 2023)
Michael Deckard (Lenoir-Rhyne University) [in person]
Azadeh Thiriez-Arjangi (Fonds Ricœur) [in person]
Andrés Bruzzone (Independent scholar, São Paulo, Brazil) [online]
13.30-15.00 - Parallel Sessions B
(In-Person)
Graduate/New Scholars Session 2 (in person)
Classroom A
Moderator: Robert Piercey (Campion College at the University of Regina, Saskatchewan)
Teleological universals and contextual deontology: Ricœur’s dialectic between argumentation and conviction
Greg Newing (McGill University) [in person]
Practical Wisdom, Institutions and Anonymity
Jean-François Rioux (McGill University) [in person]
Ricœur’s hermeneutics and historical representation
Marco Sechi (University of Cagliari, Italy) [in person]
(hybrid)
Classroom C
Moderator: Roger Savage (University of California, Los Angeles)
Paul Ricœur, Pope Francis, and a Pedagogy of Discernment
Michele Kueter Petersen (St. Ambrose University) [in person]
Ricœur and the Poetry of Revelation
Samuel Underwood (Memorial University of Newfoundland) [in person]
Ricœur Reading Bultmann Reading the New Testament: The Project of Demythologization
Abdullah Basaran (Hitit University, Faculty of Divinity (İlahiyat), Çorum, Turkey) [online]
Socialism for the Rich, Private Enterprise for the Poor: Using Ricœur’s Three-fold Ethic to Address Social and Economic Disparity
Brad Deford (Independent scholar, WA, USA) [online]
(hybrid, English, Spanish language)
Classroom B
Moderator: Héctor Acero Ferrer (Institute for Christian Studies)
Revisión de la primera tópica y la metapsicología según Paul Ricœur en la obra de Sigmund Freud
Arturo Jesús Herbert Mainero (Universidad Mondragón, México) [online]
Paul Ricœur, el reconocimiento de sí mismo: la gran tarea
Maestra Rosa Pacheco Soto (Independent scholar) [in person]
The Political Hermeneutics of Artificial Intelligence
Sebastian Purcell (SUNY-Cortland, New York) [in person]
15.15-16.45 - Parallel Panels 2
Classroom C
Moderator: Ann Mudde (Campion College at the University of Regina, Saskatchewan)
Panel Title: Ricœur’s Practical Philosophy and Environmental Responsibility
Environmental Capability: Translation and Our Responsibility to More-Than-Human Others
Nathan Bell (Dallas College) [online]
Turning Toward the “Not-Yet”: Expectation and Initiative in Environmental Practice
David Utsler (North Central Texas College) [in person]
From Eco-Imagination to the Principle of Eco-Responsibility: For a Phenomenological Ethics of the Natural Environment with Paul Ricœur
Cristina Vendra (Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague) [in person]
Classroom A
Moderator: Charles Sharp (California State University, Fullerton)
Panel Title: Ricœur's Semantic Theory and AI-based Large Language Models
Digital Humanities and Ricœur
Geoffrey Dierckxsens (Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences) [in person]
Threefold Mimetic Narrativity and Structuralism: How Large Language Models Threaten Refiguration in Educational Pedagogy
Patrick Bloniasz (Boston University) [in person]
Semantic Innovation and Large Linguistic Models
Fernando Nascimento (Bowdoin College) [in person]
17.00-18.30 (Classroom C)
Keynote Address 2
Scott Davidson
West Virginia University
What Makes ChatGPT Think? Ricœur and Generative AI
Chair: Michael Johnson (Society Vice-President)